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Urban Bigfoot, Seriously?


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Yesterday I realized anything that wants to travel in the marsh and not leave prints can walk in the Cat Tails, or step on the grassy

areas only, I could do it fairly easily myself. It is in the adjacent woodlands I would have my best chance, but I did not see anything

there. I am starting to question if they are back since summer at all, the sounds I have recorded do not provide me with enough evidence to suggest their back with certainty, and I have not found prints...I concur that the geese and the deer were dumped by hunters, that is

logical given the location. What this teaches me is that you have to slow down your own excitement and reaction to anything, and sift thru it before you come to any conclusions,

Bipto from the NAWAC turned over the clip that had the 3 whoop sounds to colleges and they thought it might be a long eared owl,

I listened back to the clip and that would explain it. The whoops I heard earlier in the summer were far more distinct

and humanish to explain away, so I will persist to try to document those sounds, as well as look for prints, albeit I might

give myself a winter break. The recording and playback are time consuming, unless I am just doing it for fun, and to learn

elimination information so I am better prepared for future events.

Stan Courtney thought the whoops were geese as I originally thought as well, but got caught up in the technological

squirrel cage that leads to confusion, The sounds were not clear enough to distinguish them do to their quality, so

that is another aspect of elimination I learned.

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Ok I listened to the long eared owl, compliments of Cornell but the sound you recorded does not sound the same.  Your sound is higher pitched and thin.  The long eared owl has a very healthy tonal sound plus it does not vary from a one note call. 

 

Yours has a lilt to it that sounds like it's something small????  What type of goose would make a call like yours?

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Yah, but I cannot prove anything to anyone one but myself
and what I need is a visual or footprint, then I will at
least know my present query is not in vain, and yes Sunflower
the recording does have something of interest to me, but
cannot be taken as evidence.

 

Happy Thanksgiving to one and all, be safe and remember to

leave a little leftovers for the big guys.

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Well Lake keep on chugging: maybe one day you will be able to see a bigfooties; hopefully for your sake it'll be a urbanity human mooching small fry squatch.

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I was on break from my Squatchbreak, My wife thought she heard a whoop in the morning

and I was thrust back into the arena...Now I have a lot of studying to do for my tests with the

PGA, I have to complete by mid December.

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After hearing things over those three nights,

the marsh has gone really quiet.  So trying

to pin down better the sounds I heard on those

recordings is not going to happen anytime soon.

I do not feel that my efforts have been in vain,

I have learned many interesting things in this process.

I am not convinced of anything, neither that animals

of a common variety made the sounds I heard, nor

that is was truly the big guys, but simply a mystery

yet to be solved.

 

I owe this clip to Woolybooger, he did a real nice job

of bringing the action forward

3 whoops junior going off edited.wav

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I still need a clear sighting

or a print, maybe they'll deliver

it for an early Christmas gift.

After all I gave them a good amount

of my Turkey left overs...whoever

them are....

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Sorry it's Boolywooger, not Woolybooger as stated.

None the less thanks for the nice editing.

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I suggest anyone looking to go sasquatch hunting to head as deep into the forest as possible.

Not your city park or backyard. Even with most U.S. states I doubt a sasquatch(s) could go undetected (though certainly not all).

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46 years of being outdoors, months of camping in remote areas, none of this has brought me

into contact with the creature.  But moving adjacent to this marsh and becoming aware of them

has brought me a whole lot closer,  I suspect that if I just continue attempting to document the

activity and pay attention I will have an encounter of a more significant variety right here in my

backyard, albeit only 100s of acres large.

 

Enough of my self absorption, somebody else needs to help me

get the Urban topic back to life, I mean the last comment by

Jonathan illustrates the common perception that these creatures

could not go undetected in more populated areas like where I live.

Anyone questioning the population around me need only listen to a few

of my recordings littered with cars and planes, trains, and in the summer

the drone of boats on nearby lakes, all this makes up my area that

I truly believe is home to a small family of Sasquatches.  I suspect from

the vocalizations I heard, a Mother and Juvenile, and a much more

reclusive male.  I think they are here in spurts of several weeks then

gone for several more, have not pinned that down, though the pattern

seems to bring them around at some point during the month.  If this holds

up thru the winter I will be very surprised.

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